Honestly, in my case, because revision surgery came after going through quite a bit of emotional distress from side effects, my fear and worries got bigger, so I became more sensitive, thought about it more, and researched twice as much as I did for my first surgery. So I went around to consultations here and there and looked into it a lot in my own way, and at some point, once I went and listened, I could tell right away. So if they just vaguely said things like, "It'll turn out well~ It'll look pretty~" or if we talked a little about aftercare, my problems, and so on, and I didn't like it, I just left. I had researched so much that my pen ran out of ink, and I didn't want to go there and waste more time. Among them, even without me saying what my issues were, they pinpointed them one by one, explained the improvement methods in detail in a way that was easy to understand, and I asked a lot of questions, but they answered every single one kindly without showing any annoyance. That made me trust them, so I think I decided on View Plastic Surgery. It's been one month since surgery now, and the swelling on the nasal bridge seems to have gone down almost completely to a natural-looking degree, but because there is still some residual swelling and a feeling like the nasal skin is tight, I am being careful around my nose and on my nose when washing my face, cleansing, or applying makeup. I'm still cautious with my nose. I hope the swelling all goes down quickly and it settles into place without any problems. For now, I am very satisfied with the nose line!
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